Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: August 26, 1996
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 52
Networks: TNT, Cartoon Network, TBS
Genres: Action & Adventure, Animation

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The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest(1996)

TMDB Rating: 7.2 (43 votes)

Overview

The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest is an American animated action-adventure television series.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Darkest Fathoms	Aug 26, 1996
2	Escape to Questworld	Aug 27, 1996
3	In the Realm of the Condor	Aug 28, 1996
4	Rage's Burning Wheel	Aug 29, 1996
5	Ndovu's Last Journey	Aug 30, 1996
6	Manhattan Maneater	Sep 2, 1996
7	East of Zanzibar	Sep 3, 1996
8	Assault on Questworld	Sep 4, 1996
9	Ezekiel Rage	Sep 5, 1996
10	Alien in Washington	Sep 6, 1996
11	Return of the Anasazi	Sep 9, 1996
12	The Alchemist	Sep 10, 1996
13	Trouble on the Colorado	Sep 11, 1996
14	In the Wake of Mary Celeste	Sep 12, 1996
15	AMOK	Sep 13, 1996
16	Besieged in Paradise	Sep 16, 1996
17	The Spectre of the Pine Barrens	Sep 17, 1996
18	Heroes	Sep 18, 1996
19	The Ballad of Belle Bonnet	Sep 19, 1996
20	In the Darkness of the Moon	Sep 23, 1996
21	The Secret of the MOAI	Sep 24, 1996
22	Expedition to Khumbu	Sep 25, 1996
23	Ice Will Burn	Sep 26, 1996
24	Future Rage	Oct 29, 1996
25	Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings	Nov 1, 1996
26	To Bardo and Back	Jan 2, 1997

Season 2

26 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Mummies of Malenque	Sep 18, 1996
2	Rock of Rages	Sep 28, 1996
3	Bloodlines	Dec 13, 1996
4	Race Against Danger	Dec 16, 1996
5	The Dark Mountain	Dec 17, 1996
6	Cyberswitch	Dec 18, 1996
7	Undersea Urgency	Dec 19, 1996
8	Nemesis	Dec 20, 1996
9	DNA Doomsday	Dec 23, 1996
10	Ghost Quest	Dec 25, 1996
11	Nuclear Netherworld	Dec 26, 1996
12	Eclipse	Dec 27, 1996
13	Without a Trace	Dec 30, 1996
14	Village of the Doomed	Dec 31, 1996
15	Dark Sentinel	Feb 10, 1997
16	Other Space	Feb 11, 1997
17	Digital Doublecross	Feb 12, 1997
18	Thoughtscape	Feb 13, 1997
19	The Bangalore Falcon	Feb 14, 1997
20	Diamonds and Jade	Mar 14, 1997
21	The Edge of Yesterday	Mar 17, 1997
22	The Haunted Sonata	Mar 18, 1997
23	General Winter	Mar 26, 1997
24	Night of the Zinja	Apr 14, 1997
25	The Robot Spies	Apr 15, 1997
26	More Than Zero	Apr 16, 1997

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